2nd Mar - Press Digest

Here are the ending week’s select articles on (mostly) the euro crisis from the ‘big three’. Warning: reading newspapers and magazines is usually not a good way to get ideas. The whole point of reading these is to know and understand what the other people are thinking.

THE TELEGRAPH
Debt crisis: As it happened

2nd Mar - Best of The Week

Here are this week's best reads from my previous posts.

My views:

LTRO is what you want it to be

EURO CRISIS: GENERAL

Research Euro area: "What to watch" in the coming months – Danske Bank (pdf)

2nd Mar - Rescue Vehicle TGIF

A short post to end the working week. Coming up during the weekend: a Back to School- research review, Press Digest, Weekly Support- week in review and next one previewed and Weekender- standard collection of good reads. What do you like in this blog? I would love to get some feedback and requests. I am on Twitter, Facebook, email and paper.li

Joke of the Day: Van Rompuy re-elected as a president. No other nominees, decision unanimous - democracy in action.

  

1st Mar - ISDA sees no Greek event

The rally crashed the correlation

Today’s main event in regular topics was surely the “no credit event”-ruling from ISDA. The ruling was exactly as expected, and markets did not react - it just launched a huge debate among bloggers.

LTRO-related articles can be found in LTRO: The Ultimate Collection. I am on Twitter, Facebook, email and paper.li

Joke of The Day: While PIMCO’s Bill Gross complains that ISDA did not declare a credit event, PIMCO sat in ISDA’s Determinations Committee and voted for no credit event.

1st Mar - Morning Glory

Booyakasha!

For my full LTRO coverage, see LTRO: The Ultimate Collection. And now, just the morning regulars and couple of interesting articles:

News roundup – Between The Hedges

News roundup – The Trader

Emerging London Headlines – beyondbrics / FT

Press digests by Reuters: FT, WSJ, NYT

Daily – Danske Bank (pdf)

  -Bernanke gave no indication of further easing, rumors Merkel ready to accept larger ESM

Morning Briefing – BNY Mellon
  -The ultimate cost of deflating China’s property price bubble remains unknown

Market Preview – Saxo Bank